Tag: Materials engineering

Pure magnesium, a silver-white metal with two-thirds the density of aluminum, is rarely used structurally in its pure form due to its reactivity but is essential for numerous industrial and chemical processes.

According to the British Nutrition Foundation, over 90% of adults do not eat enough fibre, highlighting its critical importance in our diets. However, the meaning of best fibres extends far beyond nutrition, encompassing specific properties and applications in everything from clothing to aerospace engineering.

According to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, manufactured fibers are classified into 26 generic groups based on their chemical composition. A fiber class is a broad categorization system for fibrous materials, grouped by their origin, chemical makeup, or structural properties to understand their unique characteristics and applications.